The blue fluid that froze the heart of the droids of the century we were in, with fear, spread through my veins like a deadly virus, and immediately caught me from the chip behind my head, "Can you project my memories on the screen?" I asked.
This was my last wish before they would deactivate me with the liquid. This wasn't harmful to humans, but only to us because with this, they wouldn't be able to reactivate us again.
"No! Please stop!" Liana yelled out for me, but I knew it was useless. I have already accepted my fate.
"Shut it, you traitor!" yelled the commander. "Fine, you disgusting machine. I will let you have your last wish."
I was facing a big screen which showed the data of my body, then it changed to the moment I first opened my eyes and saw the world as my system started working. Little Liana was standing in front of me, scared, but still coming to me.
Despite me being a robot who was supposed to have no emotions, I felt something run down my cheeks. I couldn't whipe it as my arms were tied to the machine.
It felt like I was a living human as the emotions were filling up my mind. Watching back my life with Liana and her family was beautiful yet sad. I could hear her faint cries in the distance, I wanted to shout not to hurt her, but my ability to talk was gone along with my ability to move. All I could do was to lie and watch as my life flashes before my eyes. If I couldn't move then the least I could do was to enjoy and remember the moments. But I had a feeling this wasn't the end yet.And then...
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Unnatural Life
Science FictionPeople were happily living together with androids who were their maids, helpers, assistants, friends, and much more. The world developed a lot with the help of living machines. Until one and more of them had an error in their system and behaved agai...